Daily Republican., 1887-06-28
control of the board for buildlue nm,

control OF the board for b1ildiue nm,
poses, and the dihe.sat proiects und,,
consideration would, IL terried out, CO..
Mr.. Donaho wanted tho matter most.
poned, so that mem bers m ight inform
themselves better. 49,
Mr.. Collins, after seeing how the
colored pupils deported themselves n,
their commencement last week, wanted
them to have all the oouven ienees nos.
sioie to get An education, but he thou Q ht
'ns matter had better bs postponed.
| Mr. Kyns kept the floor, talklna
about everything.
| Joseph Pyle said he thought that the
riGnt thing tor the board to do with the
money they had would be to Durobase
the lots In Silvsrb rook and Forty ACres
and bu,ld tho aanex to No ia sshool
Hr. KJne was on the floor scaln Tn
make speech, when DR.. Shoyt,iJ pe not
oehind the stove and kept q racket by
striking TIE sheet irDn guard with his
cane, but he found Mr.. Kyne his equal
In noise. Lots Is lots" said Mr.. Kype.
AND Il lois Is nee led In ons place they
10 needed in another"
" Cnmshaw, growing impatient.
said, Oh, como, I'm going home. u
| go hons. theu," said Mr. Kgns.
AmidGt perfect pandmonia the aues
tioh TO postpone vas put and lost, and
tina original motion OF Lr. Foulk so
prepare plans ani specifications, aud
advertise ror propopals, was adopted BIZ
q vote OF II 20 5.
| Quite nunnber of tho mernbers left
for home, as the hour was growing la.e
Bcs the trouble Of ths evening vas NOT
iover. A racket broke out again uDoo
the reading Of a protest from the male
neta hers OF the High School graduatioz
c'aes, IN whics they objected to the in
production OF Miss V.rgie jones t, the
graduating exercises. The program as
nirau9ei by tho Committee on High
| school aud tho teachars OF tho ecbool
! includes the name Of Miss Jones', who
viii give recitation Miss Jones Ia "A
mem bsr OF the laaio- c ass OF the High
School.
The reason for this action on tho mart
OF the grad uetlDg class, as ststad In She
protest, arc briefly that tho co.nuenos.
ment exercises bslong properly to ths
class Itself, asd the in5rod uction Of any
outside talent Ia an infringement on tho
rlRhts OF the rner bers; slso that as Mas
jones ID hnishsd elooutiouist, her re-.
formanoe would detract materials. by
cogttEst, from the work OF her iess
flied colleagues. Tha protest conclud.
cd with the assertion thai the class was
fully competent TO carry the exercises
through without the aid of outsiders.
"Whats this hear" said President
Saird, ~ the protest WAS read
1T is an outrage" said DR.. Short
lic9e, who had como out from behind
the stove.
Mr. Foulk moved that the protest be
referred to the Committes VI the High
School.
Mr. Ruth objected, ead moved that
the Nate OF Miss Jones bs stricksn
from the program and that tho name Of
aDothsr be substituted. lar. Rath
warmly espoused the GAUGE of the grad.
uatinR c.ass. The ladies, though thew
had signed no protest, " sra as much
opposed TO Miss Jones speaking as Tie
boys were.
After very long and tedious wran-
gle over the matter, snd wordy war
| batween DR.. Shortiidge and Mr. Ruth,
the hrst being chairman, motion 10
etrike tho name Of Miss Jones from tbs
program was less by vote OF s 10 s.
after which, ns m;nntes before Ii o..
clock. the board adjourned.